Hi, if an argument in some function is

Class<T> type

Is it possible to provide List<ObjectA>.class (seems such syntax is not ok in kotlin)?

ObjectA::class

gives you the

KClass

,

ObjectA::class.java

gives you the

Class

. However because generics are erased,

List<ObjectA>::class

is not allowed because it does not make sense.

Thanks, got it

Kotlin reflection now has

typeOf

, which is a nicer way of doing that

typeTokenOf()?

Actually, I don't need to pass object. Initial library from my question accepts custom comparator for type. I tried to find a way, to compare two lists in a custom way)

no, just

typeOf

, which gives you a

KType

I got it, thanks. Lack of deep knowledge on generics(